For an archipelagic nation like the Philippines, economic development, climate resilience, food security, and environmental protection must move together, Senator Loren Legarda stressed as the country observes Maritime and Archipelagic Nation Awareness Month (MANA Mo) this September.
With this year’s theme, “Karapatan sa Karagatan, Sama-sama Nating Alagaan,” Legarda said MANA Mo is an opportunity for Filipinos to deepen their understanding of the country’s maritime heritage, identity, interests, and responsibilities as an archipelagic nation.
Senator Loren Legarda placed literacy at the center of the country’s learning recovery efforts as we mark International Literacy Day, stressing that reading with understanding remains one of the strongest foundations of a child’s education and future opportunities.
“Nagsisimula sa pagbasa ang pagkatuto. Kapag nauunawaan ng isang bata ang kanyang binabasa, mas kaya niyang sumabay sa mga aralin at matuto nang mag-isa. Kaya dapat malinaw ang ating prayoridad: tiyaking marunong bumasa at umunawa ang bawat batang Pilipino,” Legarda said.
Senator Loren Legarda called for stronger and sustained support for Philippine cinema as the country observes Philippine Film Industry Month this September, stressing that Filipino films carry the country’s history, culture, and lived experiences while creating opportunities and livelihood for the artists and creative workers behind every production.
This year’s celebration carries the theme “Pelikula: Ginintuang Ikalawa,” commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Second Golden Age of Philippine Cinema and looking ahead to another flourishing period for Filipino film.
With more than 2.25 million personnel keeping government services running across the country, Senator Loren Legarda called for greater investment in the skills of civil servants and stronger systems that reward performance, measure results, and hold public institutions accountable.
As the country marks the 126th Philippine Civil Service Anniversary this September, Legarda said recognition for government workers should be matched by policies that give them better opportunities to improve their skills and make it easier for competent and ethical employees to […]
Historian Professor Ambeth Ocampo delivered a special lecture in Antique on September 7, Monday, examining how Jose Rizal has been taught, remembered, and understood 70 years after the enactment of the Rizal Law.
Titled “R.A. 1425 @ 70: Rescuing Rizal from the Rizal Course,” the lecture was held at Cinema 3, Robinsons Place Antique in San Jose de Buenavista. It brought together students, teachers, local historians, public officials, and members of the community.
The event was organized by the Antique Visual Artists […]
